Reputation

A faction based reputation system for various types of mobs, generally surrounding but not limited to villagers and trading. Do tasks to gain/lose reputation for each faction

Some features include

– Villager trade modifiers based on reputation

– Villagers fleeing from low reputation players

– Mobs in hostile factions becoming passive for players with high reputation

– 2 commands for pack makers to hook into

– A capability for other mods to build on top of

– A chat icon system for entities that have factions to “talk”

I will be writing a wiki for this soon, but for now here is how the datapack and resourcepack stuff works

On the datapack side

data/reputation is the top level

You have a json file at the top level called ai.json here is a very simple example of what that looks like

{
     “passive_fleeing”: [
          “minecraft:villager”
     ],
     “hostile”: [],
     “passive_neutral”: [],
     “passive_good”: [],
     “hostile_fleeing”: [
          “minecraft:pillager”
     ]
}

In a factions folder, you use json files to define factions. The names of the files themselves do not matter. Here is an example villager faction

{

     “name”: “villager”,

     “default_reputation”: 50,

     “lower_reputation_bound”: -50,

     “upper_reputation_bound”: 50,

     “weighted_murder”: 5,

     “weighted_looting”: 2,

     “weighted_fleeing”: 3,

     “members”: [

          “minecraft:villager”,

          “guardvillagers:guard”,

          “minecraft:iron_golem”,

          “minecraft:wandering_trader”

     ],

     “enemies”: [

          “reputation:illager”,

          “reputation:skeleton”,

          “reputation:nether”,

          “reputation:piglin”

     ]

}

In a chat folder you use json files to assign chat icons to different events for different mobs. Each unique mob type needs a separate file. Again, the file names themselves dont matter. Here is an example that I used for the guard entity. The engage event is not yet implemented

{
     “name”: “guardvillagers:guard”,
     “idle”: [
     “meat”
     ],
     “idle_faction”: [],
     “engage”: []
}

On the resourcepack side

assets/reputation is the top level

You add all chat icons to textures/chat and then can refer to the names of the files by their names in the chat section of the datapack. In my example I have textures/chat/meat.png and call it by saying meat

You add all faction icons to textures/icon and they must be in the format of faction_name.png. For example, the way you add an icon to the example villager faction is faction_villager.png